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  1. Wilmotte,

    Yes, Welcome to the Forum.

    What kind of information are you looking for? You basically have a blank canvas before you. Plumbing is where you may have some limitations. You might try going to Search and type in Conversions. There are a number of folks here that have done conversions that look great. They may have some insight that may help.

    I hope some with Apollo coaches out there. 

    Good luck and again Welcome.

    Herman


  2. Jay, 

    Have you gone on to Discount Tire website and checked what else they may have in the range you need? I use Discount quite a bit and I always get to look at all they have in the size I am looking for.

    If you got a price on any of the three BFG, Mic. and Kookie try one of their dealers in your area and compare prices. 

    Herman


  3. Ryan, on my High Pressure pump repair The parts were $3,77.83 plus labor, plus tax and all came to $5,029.05. This was July 1, 2017. Has run fine since.

    The part # for my pump was 4076443RX I am assuming the RX stand of Re manufactured $3,529.89. They had to have it shipped from Kansas City to Joplin. They ordered in on Friday morning got it in by 3 that afternoon and put it on that night.

    Herman


  4. Watersedge,

    Welcome to the Forum.

    If you are a member of FMCA you may go to FMCA.com and go to benefits and check on the Tire Program. You can get prices with the FMCA discounts. Then go to your local tire dealer and compare prices. Some times FMCA's prices are better and sometime not. But it is good to shop.

    Also you can check with your local shop and decide which tire and load range is recommended for your 5th Wheel then shop.

    Herman

     


  5. My procedure now is after hooking up to tow bar is, put truck in reverse to set tow bar, set parking brake put in neutral and press brake pedal turn past 4x4 hold 10 seconds and slowly release. When yellow light come on transfer case is in neutral. I then release the parking brake, put transmission into neutral and rave the engine. The RPM go up but vehicle doesn't move, then I know I am in neutral. Shut off the engine place in park and take out the key Close and lock the door.  By putting in neutral and raving I remember to release the parking brake.

    Before doing this I became an expert at changing the rear brakes. (EXPERT is a drip under pressure)

    Herman


  6. Lou,

    Welcome to the Forum.

    You most likely have an Inverter/Charger rather then a Converter. In  my opinion either your inverter is turned off or or it's need the reset button reset. Most of the time they are located in one of your bays. Sometimes in clear sight and other times mounted up high. Let us know what you find.

    Again Welcome.

    Herman


  7. When you are in the tank fill position you have very little water pressure in the coach. When connected to shore or city water and your tank fills up your pumps check valve has been damaged, most likely from too high of pressure. You can replace the pumps check valve for a few bucks, but it will be damaged again with high pressure. The best way to prevent this is to install an inline check between the tank and the pump. You can get a check valve at one of the big box stores for less than ten bucks. 

    The only problem you will have then would be if you leave the pump ON when hooked to city water. In a couple of days you will get air bubble in the line because your tank is empty and the pump is sucking air along with the city water. Don't ask how I know this.:wub:

    Herman


  8. One easy thing that you can do is install a check valve between the water tank and the pump. That will solve your problem, till then fill your tank and shut the city water off and use your pump til you can install the check valve.

    Keep you feet dry. 

    Herman


  9. Jim,

    Are your slides Hydraulic, gear driven or cable? 

    Hydraulic= possibly sticking valve

    Gear Driven= possibly motors out of sync

    Cable= possibly cables need adjusting

    So a bit more information will help finding a solution.

    Thanks,

    Herman

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